There were sections where distancing was being practiced. There were several others that were business as usual.
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Other Games Thread Nov. 5th-7th
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Fair enough, probably the student section. No joke though, wouldn’t be surprised to see ND players test positive this week. We shall see!
President of the University went to DC to get COVID, so the care and concern is pretty low. Very reckless, very poor self control
GoldStampede
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Also, I'm gonna admit this-- I actually cried after the first TD. It was so incredible to see the Buffs the after the aboslute ****show 2020 has been. I said to my sister prior to the game, that I had no idea what to expect from these buffs-- but just seeing them take the field would be enough to feel like a win. With the election results today, and the buffs returning during a pandemic shortened season, i couldn't help it. I really love this university, and I'm so happy for Karl Dorrell.
Rough day for anyone hoping that the SEC or ACC doesn't get 2 teams in with ND and Florida both winning today
Texas A&M, ND, Miami, and Cincinnati are all very much in in play assuming Bama wins the SEC and Clemson wins the ACC. And tOSU wins the B1G, so that only leaves 1 spot. A Pac12 team is a long shot at best
I was joking about Cincinnati, mostly. I think a lot of things have to break their way for that to happen.
Probably the only way a Pac-12 team has a shot is if USC and Oregon both go undefeated and one beats the other convincingly in the title game. Even so, probably a few things would have to break their way.
So disappointed that Notre Dame won. Fun fact: my HS fight song was based on the ND fight song.
If ND wins out in the regular season and then loses to Clemson in the ACCCG then it's gonna be tough to deny those 2. Throw in A&M winning out with Bama as SEC champ and they have a tough decision assuming tOSU is sitting there at 8-0
LOL - my high school's was too. I went to an Air Force/Notre Dame game when I was a kid and wondered why they were playing the high school fight song.
I remember we went to a HS game when I was still in junior high. My dad said: "why is Lake View's band playing the Notre Dame fight song?" LOL! Almost 30 years later, I can still play it on the flute.
Here's my take on Clemson/ND: if Clemson is at full strength in a ACC title game between the two teams, they're going to win by 2 TDs. At that point, looking at the circumstances in game one and the circumstances in game two, you know Clemson is the better team.
I get the idea of "earning a spot", but if team A is already in the playoff, and you know that team B is not as good as team A, why not give team C a shot?
CUwhit21
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In fairness, people were mentioning it before this
What is going to be A&M's best win at the end of the season? After Florida, the dropoff is steep.
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I don't see them keeping an undefeated P5 school (even Oregon at 7-0) out of the playoff unless you have ND and Clemson with one loss at the end of the year in two close games with each other and you have Oregon and OSU undefeated.
Sure. I suppose Auburn could help their case by winning a couple more. It would certainly depend on who they're being compared against. But I'd give the edge to ND and Clemson if those 2 both finish with 1 loss
hawg1
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What if UF beats Bama?
There's a couple scenarios like that that could keep an undefeated Oregon from getting in. It also depends on how impressive Oregon is all season and if USC was also undefeated that would help a lot.
ahoelsken
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Only chance it happens in the SEC is A&M.
Or if Florida beats Alabama
hawg1
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I actually think this could happen.
ahoelsken
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Yeah-maybe....I think Florida's a great team. I like Trask a lot. Alabama's a different animal than UGA is-Smart is trying to win the using the same playbook Saban did before Lane Kiffin went to Alabama. You put Florida and Alabama on a neutral field right now I'm still taking the Tide.
We've never seen the committee take a conference championship game loser and I don't think that will change this year.
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That receiver for Liberty, Johnny Huntley, is that the same one that played here? He caught a TD their last game and I was just thinking, why does that name sound familiar to me?
Yes same one.